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> 6. When I did 'emerge system' I noticed that latest Linux kernel was being |
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> downloaded somewhere. So I was pretty puzzled when the docs asked me to |
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> emerge it explicitely. Indeed, there was nothing in /usr/src until I did |
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> emerge the Linux kernel explicitely. I wonder why? Just curious. |
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'emerge system' downloads the linux sources because glibc depends on |
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linux-headers. The linux headers are installed in /usr/include/linux |
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> 8. Emerging vim installed XFree86 4.1.0?!!! Holy cow, man! I just wanted an |
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> editor. I absolutely HATE e3. I wish there was some kind of real vi clone. |
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> I know e3 was chosen for its size, but still, I could not do any real editing |
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> with it. I couldn't even find how to do search and replace in vi mode. |
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> Anyway, I was going to install XFree86 4.1.0 anyway, so it wasn't that big of |
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> a deal. But I think something needs to be done about being able to use vim |
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> in console mode without X. |
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You would need to modify your USE variable in /etc/make.conf and remove X, gnome |
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and gtk. See the depends section of the vim ebuild. |
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tod |
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